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On other reports I read that he is taking her as well, she'll go live with his mother, the impression was someplace more rural perhaps since she won't adapt as well being older than the pups...

4:32 pm February 23, 2014

Colleen wrote:

This is the most amazing thing I have ever seen. These Olympians all deserve gold medals in acts of kindness and humanity.

12:56 pm February 22, 2014

Simon Falla wrote:

Sharon makes a good point..However, the fact that these (very well known Athletes) are doing what they're doing, sends ripples down the line..meaning many more Dogs, home bred or foreign, get rescued as well..because of the publicity

3:29 pm February 21, 2014

catherine wrote:

I really hope I'm wrong on this , is Gus Kenworhty adopting the entire family or is he leaving the poor mother behind on the street to have yet more pups ? I sincerely hope he is taking her too !

3:23 pm February 21, 2014

catherine wrote:

@Sharon yes dogs are euthanized every day here , and I am desperately sad about but those poor dogs in Sochi are in fact shot and poisoned by men hired by the government ! they die horrific lingering deaths . I do not condone any killing of dogs and it pains me to say it, but at least here they are humanely put to sleep.

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